The Samsung Galaxy F series made its debut in India earlier this month with the Galaxy F41. The new series will have another device soon in the market as Samsung is now working on another F series device. Indian reports are suggesting that the next Samsung F series smartphone will be the Samsung Galaxy Express, which is Flashingly a cheaper smartphone and will feature a quad-core 1.4GHz processor and 1GB RAM.

We are yet to confirm the details, but the handset powered by the latest Marvell processor will surely come in all capacities, if the reports are to be believed.

We have also received reports that the device comes with a Full HD 5.2-inch display with 2048 x 1536 resolution and will spare battery life company, so according to reports usage time that over 24 hours and 2-3 days is what a battery life would last.

An official statement released by the retailer and chipset manufacturer will be coming in choat shortly. Its worth mentioning that we have received no confirmation that the device is the Galaxy F41 in India, that is also not with the information we have received. We have contacted ex-Samsung India, but we have not received any official word from them.

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Going by the latest reports across the net that we have got from various sources, it isn't confirmed that the new Marvell chipset would be powering the next Samsung F series smartphone. Despite all the various reports, we still don't have word on when Samsung is expected to launch its next smartphone.

Thereafter, what are your views on this matter? Are you looking forward to the next Samsung F series smartphone?

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